Aircraft Maintenance Technician (US Citizen)
altimeter solutionsTulsa (OK)
Aircraft Maintenance Technician (US Citizen)
Posted 3 days ago
altimeter solutionsTulsa (OK)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We've determined which skillsets are most beneficial for this role. These skills are listed first below as the Must Haves and Nice to Haves our hiring team highly prefers. Below that you'll find the standard job description for this opportunity.
Must Haves:
Strong experience in aircraft modification, sheet metal and structures working under general supervision and guidance in reading and interpreting aircraft drawings, fitting, installing and assembly of sheet metal components onto the aircraft. Assembly of sheet metal components onto the aircraft. Rigging of Flight Controls and Oxygen Systems experience preferred, but not required HS diploma or equivalent required. Airframe & Powerplant License is not required but preferred. Must be able to work overtime on Fridays and Saturdays 56 hrs per week Job Description: We are hiring a Senior sheet metal/structure aircraft mechanic with strong mechanical abilities.
Responsibilities:
Performing sheet metal, structural, and mechanical modifications Mechanical component disassembly and reassembly, troubleshooting, system operation, and reading tech manuals or other written instructions Flight Control Rigging Oxygen System Install and Servicing Complies with established policies, procedures, and standards Willingness and ability to work weekends or overtime to meet company objectives. Please see our website for more job openings: https://altimetersolutions.com/altimeter-solutions-job-board/
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